The Sun. — London, England, 1810-01-30 00:00:00

cm, be- bier tit d de :d as {grit pro- eci- Inds i b~ 011 , that tr,, i )i.? to .. ' • • . , , ... . : I l s 'e o .lteeee - T oad Gamtner hadheen accost . d, ant i the question. He: th6Sight the Housecalle. du,lis."'n'.-- great, .partielitysl . ind 'been„ ahewo o - - -A._ gallants offs- wards tie motion, his cervices Were such as to'enti- , ''ol3- obi(; ice ... U . :acct. . li . Vhat faow did. he l• to cast the severest stigma on those who had formed ter (Ssr C. Hamiltoe) had g o t u p i n les •place,•how- • tie him to 'the utmost attention, and if his 'feelings 4 4tc Laird .1„? . He a e.,, ance d sim ilar cluirgeaas•-• , !;.the Court Martial that hid evenbeen thrown on any ,ever, his ,Sa i, iel , ~t hi a , f t y 1te ,.. .K , ...11 . 1e . ),Ni . t . is . rer had not • were wontided ; 'some allowance should be made siu The sentence was• What she i d ' ' din • : rro-eti • . tint some Of the o_tfi- that aecatante ;bets -with all the respe :I W:bieli he l - tea ueld the liciue technically follow him, so!asltio. seat:it:of .menewhaeever.. • , . 4 ftr,. -er_s : . the 01 pi n i on of . t h e Admirals •aud• t3aPtaists' ' House ought to confine themselves to. If it had beee • * cers employed,: ewho had .d.i.sobeyed his .orders, was disposed toe en red for the Notila Lord, he kr ad P as sing tee Court • Martial ? • .Tll Nobl sesLorcl e s: Ambiguous, it' would then have been for them to .' were prOtnoted; : and others Zs had obeyed iiinao: ,elici•not think that Patietment was the proper place Bey asserted that the House should b e e'carea'ul .boy' 'eliale•i - takert a different litre of cond o nal ; but when it• l' were reissed Over.. "What 'sort' .of (rife, a this mes ' ita obtain a ,Srevetsal of the -sentence oft he Court . . _ acceded t o m o t ions o f thanks, as Goveroment, eledlounded so much to- his honour, and ite such unee i. thou of rewarding nitrit e , uni o aht ha , e, "he could . M a rtial, . . ~§irengthen t h emse l ves , wo uld. widely- compile ssineivocal, terms, all that could-be said was, theXehle i' not cello bat he would ti . rsk .: , .svhat. woold become: : MeeLweeerbar. east )Captain BEJiESFORD shortly 'Lord differed from them in opinion. It was lobe •of the . dtetiplitie of ine navy, if shsobedtpece of or-, ext - li a - ipeol,:andathenthed - iouae rity . ided:- ' .' •alit - ' cht • a • Man • who had Parl ' iameotary Milt) enee;---.For Conti Cpctiretr t e's Mption ? - Ts, s e e never heard o f a n y s uch S i ifiiience possessed by S remembered: , heiswho was snetti to be'tharaked fot ': at:ra Were:l.l'6e shecrite . rion fo ,. r . I ,..tornot i ion for S. It . Against it _ : ..,„ -17 r • sT ird Gambier- The 'relief:Aiwa thrown on the First preserving our ships had formerly been tltanked •for - would b - e ne t ..os.try,on or...ter to ties : , that file riouw i '• ' Majo'rity ,-• - - isz. .: I ° R l . of ,the Admiralty . was unjust. Nothing .Gan breaking theline iniLord Howe's. vinlory.a--This•cir- ' should detete - nine rightly el the queetion for thank- • THANKS Ti) 'LORD CIMPAER. Pia ee tile inteeritv of his conduet in a snnreleminous : cumstance must convince the, Hon, Baronet that ing Lord Gambier, that they should see the Minutes ' : ,.., .; _The k..LIANCEI.I.:OR of tile EXCHEQUER to .rise o f. t h e N o ble, Lord to Lord Gambier caiuld . .tio something in . tol!at.,,litie, ,for of eaort. --NEr. dal., 'atlt. l. sorry he should be it theY .• pr o pose a • - t r o ,, , of sto a o t o o I „ soo.,ocasinoisofur. his ! - o le wa•than the aopointment It Command assigned todiiin Lauder Lord .61 let hier. •emiteke e in. e. hien) les was so.reatty to b'estow praise. cenire -to a t ote witholit them. . eirquent . services is, destro . One the iireoch. fleet in rlehe II ht llon. Geieletnati son '' ` was a sa i ae e i- e . . t a l e Noble I,ord had tact! uSt- - It they dist:any tiCrig withreepea to the Cents Mar- al - Sir. C. Hamnr : 9w 1T1,! de a few Obsarvationi by. ''tied is ; ahho c t :ll l. .th ' ere ce - rvainly were others,. wile , tial, it crap ht In be agaiest• the men who composed ' the way of e'xrlanatiou, ..with reape& to . the i .Signals '' B ''', s , tl '. e . 11° ? . ds "' c;tlN,, , d tt v.,ould be tititeCeisary lOr, him to. take up it,. and lief against 'their decision.: •.- e. - . •• - ,of the' Noble Lord in reaper:l to tire exploSiou yes- : w°o ld.have beal equalls successful. in the. entess I the time of the H'euse it) detailing the services which Prize..• .. re,,,lt was;sheie"fere,....in unhappy reanar a eto•al- .;, Lord e .N a wAR.K' woeld not e vote for •the Action of - set's. ; . • • -- Noble .I.,i,rd It al,performe I, as from the nature in 'l7 e i t o that Noble I est; in the manner that tlieNoblet the 'Noble Lord; - I,..)cau , e he concehe no just • . Mi . . Rose - ohserv . ezi, ' a - is - e'er to the uestton of • ;the - 1 ' q of the cle;hateWhich lei's' .. juet conelude:l, they were • Or uopposite had sloiie. Inc N'oble' Lord had as- ': •eroutids Issd been' laid - before the House to induee . the Boil. Getelemao (Mr. Weitbre.ad), that where e in Osse;inn of ev,;r;,' littor ;anon they coUld•desite. B ,erted that lucre ie►-110 presecutor, Why .? ' Why therm -to:Vote. for•ite The- Noble Lord e iin his °pia,' .otficers had done a sei vice to tlieir country by the He a Ydtie7 fairly rinlicipate t hat * the' Hotta., hav lug 'id net the N c)ble i ;-701 d ass'in , e that ebarantor ? 'lna '..-iiiirrie had bias:ugh; forward great and Berious.aarges • desaruCtion of the enemys ship[;, promistion .took. -•; .._,..,_ kw filcie, , ,c s o.to .• . 0 . e ~....• the • - .. i , peg . (11 1 • I proci t ,ce.rpieutesqt.tne place :without an to seniority. .•• a ' - • stemsr, .of preferring 1 -dire..A _charge' 'assainst • Lord 'whiel) would not - meet support, a' , ' CiestrftsgAtial - , would net •. beenxions to Fs: en to any ` -j aasblr, he only t h re ' seso nt"insinuattons p eallieh cone- it• 'Sir en/NIMES . I - lAINIILTON thou ht if the minutes Mr. Possolsa'a could not aerie to vote toretot : 0 , „ . Delled•that Noble Lerd. himself lartial. t o , d e mand a •Ceurt e:: of the Court :Mertial were . pro.iticed, 'this Hoc ' motion et theN o eble Lors . l . , : and f e e - so : this reastie be- • .i ti a ., r g, „ L o ill t i .,7 l' - a tt •,• s :o l t . :.. , * u it '' . l ' , C . l ' t I. li , o ` l l l : : o t' * , , l oo . L . o r 3 O' i l , o ll .l i l ig ..s hi l l t e e . d w by s .thought the produc-e: cold, not interfere. ' The jurisdiction , usider Which cause. the adSipteen , ot it Would.go in violation e ' l °tie " U ton tise whole :lie :torn e Gentleineir,.ilni the na:ttre cit e ft) giAlliC was t t i ‘ C:4l uf the i s , ,utenee.alone would: be sniii.cient in - S the gallant Lord had been tried was a coeipeteot one, of the most sacred and famearsietital prlnOlples of the . not such'.as to justify tl.e II iuseto" vote, its e thanks audit waSel i ie.r duty to: a•certain where the fvalt; if JutiiprL;dence of England. .. My Lot d Garobier,had es ' e Present instanee, end lie should theretirie Inove to the ..N6ble ',Ord. ,\V hen , hesee‘ er e te e . lee - Le oo f • 7 - au amendment; no., s ubstitute the teori I•" sent- any, lay. The: Hem. Birroriel believed the fault been tried by a - Len:pewee ittristli.,•tiott, a.t...t ti- acquit thit 'serc;ice a as leer - pan „„a ..consideee,!,.it v ati lin ' ~..' eliee " for the word , emleuses - in the Noble Losa'a ' of,more not hiving been, accontplished, was itnptitaa i fed; he could, theiceore scarcely it - nag-Me any thing l': possible : that • the 1 - LOiee •cotsld urine. tosae- otter ' . oti on. ~ •• ble to the Noble 1..0ed wito had-. sosenne..cl th e pre . , more dang,efous to . the eves, property; itOd li::e . rtit.:.s , ,- , • , • ,. .-set - te. o a S ir F. BURDETT obsereied, twit ' tne preecuese 6 sent motion. lle %vas pre_nared .to :pro. e ; ',. : ahat in :' of Englialtmens, than to ieserse the trial lit jury. • c".l,('Sh•i'i_,°t.',.t,i'Lln, a V li.' e e vf' P la - l '' k . s. 2 'll : il . e -I .„ '• t f ~,,, t- ) .---. ,1., •-., 1_ i . i., . . 1 , 1 - - n'T.L.t.tru t.lattlotor on tnat. occa,ton ~, 2,i •.11,(141,10CUt, "Peakera bad sarstadehiot the trouble of pre Sing:the someiestances•Officers• .Who: had ; not obeyeue tee' s e nuto e inatt vanes-Aar aey oi,e.ice, ...st trete put on . that eten Th&-'te who' Wei•e, di last to objeca 10 ' l ssa i s f li et the ii;e to intcrie;re VC"ith the .settlieuce,of a Noble Lol.4•CCoehrane) , were promote[ ai,d'thoae '', ,his . trial in atiether plasee and 36ottilted, be, agate , t ~.i :e. tnanaa v ele t a voted on ordinary occasiens,and who sos - '''l a rt - Martial. Ihe-question therefore net sv [elated Who had aetnally attended to his signals' wet te passed i ti' - o.d tots 'the • aatne ctif , e;iee ? c:lb:duly not. If . a ' 1 - 2 .res‹...nt• OVO'., grounded them ...elves on . prececleni;•,Vetild net find . , i men was accused of the highest crime.the law takea. .. •-ie•.‘ 1 • • - •• o ' ,s, •,; •• . . . • ‘neePro riety ofsacnan.iisteafere. nce in t 'c.e ~. _ !es' a ; ant' ' tor wit.) 10:unie then] . - rom teetlimanders in ease. If, to P e y theproprity of euelianinrlrtereuve, . Mr. Cumsia rose - . to set the eson:Geetlentao (Me. • , .cognizance ofe V•z. coespiring With Others na . murder sCief• tot'. the) , 11:1 D cfacItievei ells: great serV ice.- • elt i eati ou 'la 'N'vriosheat titer an extrem e c: a , ,e it,. WOU4l.be Wynne) 'lig - tile as to the 'part the Admiralty lind the K,itig,, and . should i be :acquitted; •is it should lure. : ,„.. ~ - •• -... .„. , • - ~. „ , i o "e lereseht ' * " -•d• t a •*': • .i.* - - a e'l an d taken as, the trial of - Lord Gambier ; they hal one . a .11 t other s rcumetnces. h lta !„, t s, I lite sentence 0, ii;eyery smei 1 elet oat ti. a; precis ; in which an -.0 "1C 1 - • ti . e in the. clit aracter of • La, N,%e S -1,,,ic,• ',';' :S -el'iu`rill,. , ..l It; -:,._11 '..i 11:a;iiisfr ai ', i. Noble F r i en d ca use .forwird and.rle.flgl,'Ll himself • not as tits. Gentlesnan had steted, ordered - a , been telduised oo the, ;fiat could be, preyed, ' vi s a s it ,t o ~ e • t=ell:; - - I , to tie. thi •;elle Lad not leer :fie supes ii,tend 'n prove the strong ra' c la which he hod so distittetly C o urt Martiet on theloose insittuatious Of les - Noble 'be et - tdined that he -should tie ag,aiti tried ;_ Ile " m 1". ed thee te s e rnii:ze'; . tritt litel,• as ,the seerese e aileseeed, . ; ta ted ; •fads-whicti iequised the mos.l- . .swr.itit.l4 cot- ~..li:iend,(Lord Cochrane}; • they had ortlered a Court : cot be tried agenti o the principles of fteConstittnion co , ..da.t - ed it" w,tit se t and to the ieteiaies of the '`d l. eratiOn. The produaion of •the aenience elude , M.•:_riial : on . the solemn ; demand of the Noble. Lord S forbad it. It that Were the only reasots whicle iii-• • Siate,' ale.' wite eeeeliar zeal. The exec:l:non of. w o puld.lse. mos t . i nse tlicieee :Of the sUntenee. his' i ttlOst intereSted; Who - havin , i *felt himself agerieved dueed liitp to object ,to the . I.;rodtfQ(ion o f , the .m i_ the , di. iced •Saree ' I Lei - etbre, Feetiliarnorice r atid t `; ‘ nhle•Friend complainecleaud.wasepreetaf esltneallew i by : those loose. inaineatiens, appealed tathe Adnii.. itutess Ire Ishould give his . ,vote agaittstathe motion •; h e v s-eel:l . ..shoe:ls detain the . ilout•e by stating .sonic `'.• , 'at iit bore on. list - dee. marks of the .gr.el test incou- , r., i 4 to grant nisi] an opportunitY of vindit'ating his but hi his ,opittioit time .motion went loather, It aosint , Of 1 tie t lac utn•it,insees il; I etid ing the accomPlishment l'lteney, .Th e re were circumstances cora eetsted-,wit Li 21' 1 S - wat t- b e fore the 'Cinstieleirc 1 ributed to which ae . h•,liy fo su:,:yrit.lllc diSciielitse of navy., 'What : . ot s ; . It Ti'.'e.;fteLlCll flee[ had escapad trom Bte,i on a t wisieh,cornm oa -sense, i essnoraot of tai •ti.es, would •an Offte.er of, charseeer cbuld. be desirous : tie appee!- ; via the . eteeet of the Noble Lord's oeotion - ? _, 4 ....., 1 , i Ii e '3“ I.v.iarca ; thoy ‘,. ere e.,.•ti by Akimiral Stop c r°hounce ce t aradiCtery. • 'His. Noble Friend .had ing, C:ould. .the. Adulit4y haVe refused elsia ye- Why this, that LOi'd 9.linn.er ha . vitig . bseu tried ..• ford; 'Whe !lac; at; flee I inee three* sail Of the line arid b e coming:a „prose tutor. . His quost ?' tle would put into the eseliog of every Gen- arid . acquitted. by a - cert. - iv:tent jurisdectiote, the _, - oi n ' e ett taunted for non sotne striell friga:te, in Besnite Roads. • The. French Ilea! to Lord . • • tiernhn 'in . that House, whether the !Welled:l . e ; ';:crielta. sp:rd entnes ,to Perliament s , and Jeottires. "".--,! °l 'le friend itrialit not think guilt ••atteefle e t cOt S r- isted (if tergiCt. sail of .t he line, and several" would 'have been 'austitied to the inclividuels,eto the that . hia opinisin sliciulti be talset, es authcient , eaatehier's cOndsitt, .311 hough it. inightei not • clesetve frieaSese• - AdMiral btopferd gaVe the-signal tiett the • • i i he thanks.of that 1-10.0 sea It thercforti -appeared to . - serv i ce ,,• or to the,:cottne.y, te hate. selassed. 5,,,k a • at... , ,,irc.n:ty t o a reversing the verdict which . the en - eaty hid Leeapei, as d nrece-ded to •bleck.,,ie I: em a '' 4 l - 1 th a t hi s Nob s yriend,leindly wif nett •to keep •• - e'elein.iud maje under such cites rustences., lie avish- S Cnuit lind git en •to - fa' eer -oft t fee Nole ,Lord. . „ , „ ....„. wit :i .., is 'sin.' i aoree, ..u.di it he V",,S joint:a IT tour sail 'Lt)t(.lGa rri lver'.s. b e haviour ,froni••d,ieef lastons •la or4 - * ed 'his '•NObre l'N•iend (Lord Cochrane) hid, \,, il , 'n ' It - tl'iiat teotte of e eetreeteotig, was ~t. o be tOi e n i e el; tre're.. , ' Toe ilech...lort setetdroteceissietiog ot three ,o d irasier admeted -, that: there •ihadi.h4 cilia laPsd-• 01 - the Admiralty ..appliett to.' lairn.• for his groluids of •• bow could 'any naval unites be safe, who knight . - • shies. of Oseseit: -, beeine h..)* hied the Brest fieeiecen- ..1 11 e., a ,dslay, •.he bad - laeen.- charg ctrlawith. by his- Oe4 , ,SUIC of -Lord Genibiers bolt/IS -0 ' rile forward as ,:, 'm iv:: , bee ti tried aid e :ie.:leis:eel. : s Tlie•r_Chible Lerd tin. ed tOei tele osisa.!e i by lleeteSzN,-11,sall lam' the • " n ble Friend.S.ll ,t hereewere airy ; difference; the- he: - had 'done this night, t till stAt'd . his. sentiments, i. had' .. ,eid, ..t.L. , 1 , . Iliii: 1"101..1v.I . -, had :: the. pOWer. ,of 1 h i s ere teo.es: A l en; weep Lord Gtimeier 'I. aving tNpre.siou of Lard. Gambier :was; .) he rpost,!point;; , :9l l i , tead, of giving: the utisatisfidorY, not ► l O say eVaa paolialtina e s egos weo did- hot act • properly.' It to tlic togabooks, when, as i svaa tree the ilotise lied that pee ee, as. had been . arrived, lie to loons atraneensetits for the attack, - • t ri o , There was au Old epro y er. b-f'S,•linte , audt.theaee:/'-'si . 46,nusq'er' 6 f lel:' ,, ..T:ing which was beetui beilie Mediator, ! Cee.se Wool- S' i s • merit fOr no man ;" but.l.tortt Gf ,touter aetsulesist o '': it now appe.arecleit was . notonthe 10-g,-bookeithat tl i e„• 4iteNV.ll ins some cases, oin itie. (-Nei)! the ship mo- . di icUns. There were sunk: eirttenstai cis., which he ~,illik that butt) weuld stay * for h;ca..• Toes: goads cif lire a nisiAietei of his Noble. Friend wee, grounded. l o ,ts- ; nese . and ottiorso wheseio . -"I had been, eroved that nflo 1 3 i nentjon W all ,r(..S.eed to ihis gallarat Otficer, , •- 7 -,: - - "N os obleFriend ought to IfaVe , in eu distAkstirtled:--; . '-NOble."F4rientl'see.'ned t 0 hills to have wished to try, i they had a• ted in dt . n..ct %In att:ln of lire la•tv..ln the which tile • Ileu.Sia ..s 0i.,1e be g• lad to - heer, as they' ""•,;,'. lad N e l son bean ae.,dessietous of I irsserving ll'is t tiietr. -tot&Glothier.on• poiws of naval- ectittladd by line ' present .eine there it not an, ailegatien et' th e eind s reflected "the tosiftest .ereLEt upon tlie eel , aritry of that Menteel b s itia o.'sice . r. T• his bee:yr:tire-ship ''i•':' '''- 1 40 . rde.c.'5... amber,'should we have hadto'boasturviWyllonse,o(Coinmonss where 1 .,e - , wi,)lild hate Lieeri••• tit-r•;:: 1V,1.i 110 61:41g . 5 tee:hist the Judees---eles House . , . „. . , liant'r ht.en prepaed, aud the crew dismissed, the ' • glorious viaories‘of tee."Nite tine'. l'rateltsar, in *Whin __ to.) ! et. ever y ( h ea th ~ , n sooe 3 en . h e t h oess et l i e. Ad- ; i t,. , !s denied,' uprais e ti-Z-r . singessopuntes or pee of Its , oily eeraons rethatieng : on- board were Casitain ...i . ) ee.., saoo n ood t000 0,,5 e . : t eats h a d hi.,,n so .tisetel to.his ' nenally - lied (lane no nve're Wen JilitiCe in giving, the iNfern'eers; to reverse the,: decree.-• It it zel. ; sc, , trcely 0 " :C( . lurt "' I,V,•olStil lat.; flee Li.eutert a .t e arrel the C un,•ier..AV hen greater: -N bie Lard, -who w. 6 . recti9ed, the usual andiegi- to be Conceived, •tha't t we've Members of 4f t ' • - o unt r y ; The Aerniral of a fleet:, should have '."-;:' °l3 .ietti in view than 111e;.pieseii-.tflon of ibis ships.. a .imateopportunitrof meking his defence. He I•ed .. Matti:d want cal set Ores helots to 3 bente:,Ce Of ii(:'- , 1 , 00 . ;t1i ,: , • e , , .. 210 ,: e.1, diev,ts. of Li,c4‘. ::11. i. 11,,,ii :were sqore ' lit base:l - eon •tiontse 1 - 1 i s Niolska.Frtend wase . 1 ar s tae • - sa reateeereasissa 'au I est;qtni for his Noble Vsientl, •'. quittlil siecil es the one alleitecl to, who were ionortutt • ~ ,„, -, ~, e,... 1 ~ , ~ i • .•. s • , „ tete. tee e es pean, ein. eleeteltaiit este: l ieu %yin% urea .. - •d' of the evidence - Ti , •" '' 1.-td 'to 'inei 4 , • -, r r , ) , •r'c 'd ' tile pe l rso g n.who i,c'titevt-cl -iittl .t . i`, • eri)UlZt . , . amid,: w 4 1.. .- psiblie'ty"attel privately ; 'Ali. Worth, s tneprivate nn ., .$) . .. t aa e k. .. .. l 1. . n. , ,..0, I) , at. ti..t (...;n1,0,1. esti ' .blowia. to, pieces. . I s liould .LorAl• Gambier be. tt...a.914cd. ti.r it? -- Indeed bi s .wiltafit ey OtilseAke - derniinded fife 1)4;11 2 0 regard hhn net geilty s . ler e describ t el _him a‘s a nreritOnoua e cho 0t0 ,5,0 Atitiisters themselaes tidily . a '7kl3oWiellgt'.d : this ;. 20( 1approbation ; •hilt ,witli all this feeliteg, he must - otheer is the reel; [feel I - le trusted the' flou s eavould• beitiec. remenced on the nigh[ of the t 2th succeastuitY, wits followed up the twist day by i:4 fa when they i advised his l) lajesty to, give . Ilia • say, that when his Noble Friend had attacked the i1(4 , 1.ie dispi:tsed to think ilt.it any groupds were _laid ''''ickhle. Fe:enclethe Real Bibb-ma:is. .If . she nustioo gee-orrice. of live. Coott Mitttial •as grosaly earlint, he fo l e gree i ng I() z h e , im - it i c ,,,, l. . 0 -t . i H I '- d' ' - ac) •eded to, his Nubie -: could not • defer.- to• Ilia opinion, nor settees' limn ise , s e ore the Hon'.( seot, be .• . the Nuble7Lord witir peculiar , gallatitry ;`the Conse : • , quence was, 'that teelses than three sail 'et 'the hoe Lard Coco lte NE stated, that In:consequence Or. , • ' . 1 • , 3 , . ... ''''. . ' -•• 'IA sirllT"ia°l •ehts•ilkase S contradittiog his assertion. ' Let the Hsitfie'recolleet seine cetiverKstion which had occurred with some . Toe House, , . , •.• Stend•would-beelenrearalious .. -se • • d - el I as Won,(u. no. N..., ISpOSe ~. le trusted : , to A •erved.•iislis'e' eo'cosniroeed .thae Caine , Martial-Sir Roger Cur- blend:cr.. of *tee Admiralty Board it had beets ". • s 1 nolsrs-a disgrace which ,liP till i not -SO - .• 1 :Iv- • ' s i ,-. • .reputation i .. • • - • ' - reiuse us teatess tor at rvic,:s when per tormed uuder • ". tlisters would; 'pass seatence: on , themselveS",tat adini:;-.- ,:- til,,. an oint , er, - whose -\s ell-earned ter known. ' that he seaselc.l resist the Vote of Thanes• . .'" l ' n •t bat larrd•Gatobitsa•did ridet in disiegatding the • .professionel gallantry, - humanity, end honour, was Ht had theit received the letter which hsd been al- such great peril and risk, exposed to the enemy's own batteries, and with other advantages which in ignitl - sof his Noels) Ftietid, 11 - • he \vete nue avaiet.hYe: the '..coansnon• shortie of Europe, almost before..MA ready notield in the debeee. His answer to it was , . nibeiog.attended - 10, why slid) hey,sena bitta eutnina-•:, Noble Yr-lend was' born-Mas Young,' ate Officer i ---that .one which . ought, to have beeta. given : been- harbeurtbey_could briba for the proteetion of their htich an enterpeize•? .COuldstli eesheale-end Lar.wrifi •,, al t igh.•and dist•inguished chartletere--SirJ l olitspeCke noted : lino ne personal statetheot ; lie simply re- own Vessels. It Vsas- an enterprise of great and pe cause a greater delay,' or titreat en g reater (Lnlger , in- Avorth, Admiral camppell, a INiembereftoat Hon - e, fee ed to his log7book. There was no trick, not cellar lieietat. end difficult's'. The result had been '' highly injurious to the enemy; and had had the effea •• t ile morn' II sti sinelse aftere. - 010 - ing, l, a . e \Viten the ene- . and all the, oHter Adta sal: anel s Captaina, - the opt- :, e v se ieu in that reference, 'l' ee log-leiols contained. • e I nY became, •deea.atrcessible it se s siallsd.• •-- •en one ot whoni" with all his sarsialit • ell tl‘e (loco nents diet were e lie ible or anent to ,sve. colald•ep- • 11 . 101: (~ e%e. ,, . ,- , . I .. y,, , ~ , , • ft il &sat l' *ea but f removing the enemy's •onoot ) 1. ) te e ,o ie •••• preach. He concludentsbyecieei •ar nig his thin opi- s e a . his Naable.tiriaied, lie -felt-trims:a - hound to paeter be broeght. forward. - tiderta his Loselship read a 'PP ' • ie 0 whole squadton .Ir...ea the campaign. Was not that ‘• 4 e Lun, tilat his Nui•le Friend 4 e s . . eptitled to have to tho.e. of - his ; ,Noble Friend,. -He trusted hii 11. - )tt.g (tra:s,l froin the log-h 04.) Itlwd, been as- an object of greet Maguitude? The fleet no daubs... Was :destined ..tO pelican] some •gieat e * i-ratio' •• • el'a s ..v o . n . - r e , Y . I or d whose cenduca NobleelFriend wotild s'xeta , e him, but evhen he ac- sa rted e that he ouelif to have coere ter,var Ito pro. - .Ln supperteee a le e. e'en., ~ _ which th , s service ha.l :cede eel the I t' ' n not they in- , • Was i I- * - ' i . • - i -ton :--. - ;'••ctieed••;aeschimcli at iniacendua or ignorance; he was. ; the thapeet ot tee peeseetete . . s • secute ; that he ought to - ietee made nits charge ' • -Mr. Yttise ei:l, - t- he diet not give c Lein to his ac- • s thessae,stios thos)re. the 110 ‘ ,1 sP• '' fort say the . • g r boldly, and thrown hims . els before rite country as the ea bl ' ll '1 ' k hail 1* 1 '1 • pa eof accomr is sing, but entire.y anneal 4,'as, whether tiso :literates of the t rial or.the sentence i •cesatione His: Noble 'Friend - had committed his ! author of the charge... But he ••was not to be dilated i i laced them. On- tinis serviee :in which m Lord' Gambier lied been employed, and had so Y eEtivel . 6 euld be ii:id betor.o them. To• oroduce the former . own- veracity and his professional chasaniet egitinst • to; •Ile felt the .seriousriess of . !be effeel, f ur ge i - - - e - , d , t . execute:}, the utstiost attention had been paid to the ?'‘' did not.ecineeive•ennid.be nece. ssary..- -11 1 e. Noble those of the majority 01 his profession, and whets : by bia l ;he knew 'the tesp,inelstlity,which it %soma i : ' ` a.' ' - iJ .• e • i umstanre was un- •:•••he did-So, he hoped 'his Noble Friend Nould Cot , - o '. ssiiitemenoun en Lae y en draw down ; he then:tele se' Ai:mil:al Ilyeg.-0-lere • interests ot the' State not more than t..verity liv 'I hind b I d• ' - ' t een. lost, an not- :more than thirty or forty k 'aorted. Mtich had been said of the Noble Lord's""`-think him unju,tiliablein thinking that he must be d lino a S''fkS a oh - • - Pp . the. Noble I,9rd entere ... g a allantry, he b elieved very justly, but he was serry e MiStaken, and fire Court Martial, and the majoeity on the natures of the maiereivres in Basque Roads, wounded; thie W.ki Ike:- extent •of the lose -The li e Pursued the line of conduct he .did. He rejoiced !of :the. profession in the right He. was sorry to ! but in a tone so tow, as to be uttititelligible in the. ; ~ • Right Hon. Getalenetn. concluded -with - movit Pilot the Ur:inks of this H• ouse be given to Mail ' that aGentlerrian was present when was en the Court- S make such distinaions ; but; :in. fact, his Noble Galleese] -Ile proceeded to .sav, that he had fin- rat Lot Gambier, for fl ' ' I •C 1 - ie. zea , ju ginent, ab lily, 4 lar •I I • 'l4 a• I the; ''t jetrious assertions :. Friend .had himself made them, and had left 1 1011 0 0 ' posed a great duty and a gre it hit -card on hititsaff; tia t tat - could contrete i 1 s and attention:to his 7 a4a' ' ' ' °1 the Noble Lord. - : The. Hons. il tronet Was'•prettys' alternative than to disbelieve his assertiOns, - or the but he felt himself adequate to berth. His own cha- jesty s service, - in the stack casein l while there aa to his leas; i en , spealaingef the: recorded oaths and opinions of 'every naval man in`; raeler was invoked. 1-lis . conduct. bad, evert been . upon . the enemy m Basque Reads by which .th • Aehl - Lord as having had the con( lud of the whole' the country who had teen connetated with this ells- : • . c. French fleet,..under the protection of the'r • • b ' d impeached ; bit Ime wets willing to suffer all things, ser i es, „. ea , c he wer , ~ : ' , ~ • (Mit a .. ,- dilisir, ;Rd being entilely unsupport ed, he had exag- • cession. On these grounds he should vote for re- . the extreme of contempt ;Ina . scorn;expo:si6n from ' eseore, partly destroyed, and disabled flora service." . ge . rated greatly.-- The Hon. Gentlen tan therm spoke at fusing the minutes,. and: for abiding by the sett- that House, .acid inf tiny through t,e, t.vorld, if he Lord Go ' CLICLANI: warned die House, thateven • h orne length in defence' of the condnet of Ijord_ fence of the Court. - =. did not substantiate the facts sehieli lie tiHas then 1 its . a v" erdiet was not cencli ' ' - ' Gambier. He was juStified its feelinig anxious for the ..istve ursoti -elrr t -t-r • that Mr. • WIIITuREAD was clisnosed to vote for the pledged to lay befere then]. it:vide:tee heel. baen e ' • ' - , • ; , e '" -, ' , trestirvation of }is ships. The No\ de, Lord, with all produCtion of the Minutes, if . it Were Only tor lite ' t, evought to disprOve his testimony : list lee! tt is,sed there anothse trieuriai to sveuene en ti'; ' !.:l ri.uie Lis gallatitry, was. hot a:young otht ter, and, prior to - purpose of; seeing to Nvilat extent an enterprise to disprove that evi s . was airier:able, and that:Hie public woeld eeettl-e' deuce ; but pennissiou bed ..) 1 ''''''n .aji I oeent, if the House. , w :Ad . ' - ' - t he attack in the BesqUe Roads, '.had never tom- should be e in which the House was c alled on to g.ive . refused him. . There were siatne ()slicers, whose • Heit : 1 . 1 :: . I. , o• riot 'exert s one. Thanks. Tee lion Gentleman agreed with the ' • •*1 -(C 1 NI •Y 't '', colleen illanded a line of battle ship. Lo dG. was an old its .. . ; , . still' require:• to etiow Avila part ,ot, Lord tyier eoa„ua ~..ere , 1. -oi lac to (seder.) - It • biers - 1. .. 1 .. i e• s i • ' l 'll experienced Commauder • his !braver: well 'tisane i that `there were ether \;i• as ther unfair at i • --• i Noble Lord (Lord Coc .: ) . a,aa re ~ . it untnuel n that fleuse, to - exploit t esetNe rWe ');!1:1-;.-,, er wi:al h e t b een dower. • , - • •' 0•• r•- • (. ), erti•leil to receive thanks for their mertfori- 1, l-d ' •1 .gains[l i • i In - the glorious action of , the first . of June - . i-- -•: • * , . e re% swear c 'mess 1 rote sv to xere not. his expi )it He lay • ttiter - .• ' _ i. . Ls a a inee ; tie eever Vought " first b . Icthe 1 . • '''the: ' - • • - • e was the to rea ale oi, eiveMy.-e - ' When ,•1 kof Ministers el. ;h .to , striiTen • , e a spo e Log . 111 1 f blame for their • I eindua with•re the ves tom . tees sett lees: on the oceasien. \V as not the. tieble •., present, either by themselves or their fr:enda,-- -•• his , fieet lino the !:lace : o; avian, or 'ce ditisaf•r ; and ; yet he was fit this Supirteness to receit•e i:te hi , ' , b'st Lord di•posect to impute blame to the AdtniSalty; lie put it to the Noble .Lord's magnanimily, if not , 1 • . • ee ` , s e: no put hint, to do that service, which he lied 'te his risme, to consider, nature of 'his ereseht• , . senate - it of the country. The ground of M:nisters 4 ,Ped tathis affair, though he did ili t knose that any ! re"'leit-4 his. country under the. commaed of. the proceeding- - - frivolons-ethat, in' truth, Where n i Id . b 1 ti •I then • e d a throws-h -arm ceu possi yaac s to on u • Neele ,Lorca, who was the objeal of . hisacteien ?. Lord . Cocomater. resumed, and after some ObFer- • • • • . • r the subordinates deserved praise, the sop.-riors meat "' 011ie-is ern lo •eil in the execution of Orli 3 - r- •r s c•trcitv'e b•sa i "(r that tl t the. ‘Vholit business; yet he thlaght, that iftfley Ids tee- P 3 - - - vatio 1. ~. , .. J. a ...a to e , the whole atiaire .. receive it. NN-a5 Adoriral Parker than-kid. for .his bravai•Y at C •- '1 •''• - ? hi t 'thePublicl t ' Were culpable in any one instance, it. was selectee; ' ___ - a share of the . merit whiCh ~ was : singnliirly . d.irk .;. Was SOll, iiiiloiveci in Inplery,; 0 c ,...n .4t. : ...ca • u won k. )axe I.the rt . -Co; . .st '' ,' 1 d - - 1 . 11' , 1' ''' 'A Itt. 1.....11.. 0 its ~.Ntn ran-, . ee ptiesic wolee is-;i liow to• be paid to-the Noble Lord. With re--and *Gilt its - r oceedinas when full • --la a • 1 ' 4l l (Lord'Cochrabe) to eXQCUte ' ti;i: enterprise. It ;- • - • .. was a d'e - parture from the . reenlar I. rue •of conduct. 1 ;,J;i: , .: . .a to the answer '• ' we,cli the Noble Lord (Lord . strike the country with setrer.• - e readelie minutes, thengh the House: -li ' • mi e ,t no , the There were :a ' •--. E ' * l t. l• • • beer, ' c°c'an - ln) n tee of cers who oug i, to ,ase, :- • - •• •**'' Public stould jut; as- front- the • -fa . et L i ::" bad. 'given to the :Admiralty Board, lie Mr. Teeleaty wiShea , for the rro:.liftlioniof the. ' H t ~' •?--," ' • . -s , t ) °•Jg" 'lee v rnployed, .wher would in. all prob.; bility have dis- Ncrhitbread's opinion had ' 'm' i t e•-• be •ata . . , e i - a:- ; ; certainly. hi . Isis (a. . ) , . eta se, sc 1.. [lid net e nli to noose a slur - oust: megat not ; • the public would not sutneit to have their -eyes bound, becsuse the H6u •ci . 0 ' _Played equal coal if tt had "posses s ed 'the I 1 14! rage •• reynet given , ; an,:improprr.., oue, but as a Member upon the Noble Lord... - He had heard !din spokcn h e • s ,-,-- 0,: 1 , 3 i • " l ' r- 4e '- i i ' s i.,*: sN of. Falb-sraent. the Noble Lord slenild 'have' de- efin th • hia i let terins es VII -is I - : • ''". 1 Nf • '- - .ohle ..Lord's catvion in so eminent- a degree as to ~ -, --- • • , - • . ~ eep t hers seen o ct a 'single ereaaon tor the istanes li re chi b 'blwhen 'l t * ' hall distant , se corn usu. es a •tut e aaA . a choed to reply in any- other place than the' House uitla• 5( 3 • :P," It, '."- i,.t. ~N 'ts-' ' °'uz , be - addueed mid he' was 'ready to vo e- for theirs ee could not consent to cone r tilt tii , . , ,l;r'il -IJOSSI-- '..i . i•• ' . .4 lin ' 1 c C01.1. , _; not C0.:'.(4..!.',Ct1;.1 to'cail 'those -urgorn-0 ,, , -In the enemy. . • • : of. Seoesenons..• With re:erect : to . ..thanks to Lead ble re:en:lds upon siight occastollit ;• Le. tiitingilt i which • • -." • ' - . - ''' . _ Mr. W. 'W Yg N E said, that it epees red to -him to ! Gasenseer, , he. fionotit . ab!e 6 - etiliCt6all did not think '.therefOre, thaeat least the House seonld- be in je s ' • hau already li..!oir ob . ,tr ‘ uded or:] the : Houe,. ‘• b,'•'' •-• • ' • the -;.e . ,a 7, ol• * Lerd WCiS enittled to• them, as the sert ice ' session 'of the extent "Staeatie of .-ration` in which 'Lad Q icliza;ie s opt... : , ..ent of.alle - servic, set • the N. ble ' reasons . . i • 'lion was On Inie.sitie, and every oilier i - Wit:Cr i s on , which es: heti eel - twines, Wits-. n(ll,of,t,},i.t nature as to I,9rd. It beet been stated, that that Neele Loid • was well entitled - " 'fo receive the !hanks of the '. ‘ il -other: 'Uticler :such circurnitattei she t hnught 'eat! t e r suet: sui :l.righ honustr; besides the Noble Lord " wits, not within seven mtles„ ok thc,-: , ,C,.;ne of le,tion, House. '''' Was not -far the Houtie tOiliterfere i with the deci's i (I- 0 . 1 % 1 Co44aoC) had *edged dris •Charatter . and .' he "was unbolts that it shotild e; .. ascertaitied that lite • . • 'inn of she - Ceuet IVlaiti,ll. He tliere'l :iir voted - it_ti'' corninated bonselbin a meatier which he (Mr. NV.) aSilually deaerveil the thanks of Parliaineet, ed the a ._ . , Sir F. BI.JII - DETT reqUired to know whether .the 11 5.151(-(... of L et G le amendment. - . • kielseLatceesever• heard °f e w prove Cu much eat- mieutes might give him (Mr T ) •L' :it 'i - t's •it' i e., answer was thank-worths, iiii.- h i ' . • - .. . . ii:: I.( t,110...1- n. ....................-... ~ ,_., 'I•TATI)IICIEtti'OII6E took a eletv U. .'bill seles ot - , --. .• es -ei • , on ties fiat - • and tr• . - N , , xl ,.cc, , k „0,,,1...d e. I was bad, that o itn rtspect to th.) ~oble Lord W.flo. brasuolit fuss tee tee it so hate all the' value that. vould be tatsibuted to 'II; b 'thing e - ' '" : y any but ith., uaLiobil- leiF 1)y ve; lesZ tll ;;Ix,- • 3 a to DO!' •yep to dc4 the the Cf 1110 1111 C but t li.o [or , ' loct . 9rd-* lity, tha of heir 5 cd- ',%%-